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The dimension of a space or object is informally defined as the minimum number of coordinates needed to specify any point within it.

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Dimension or dimensions may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Mathematics

• Dimension (graph theory), a property of undirected graphs related to their representations in spaces
• Dimension (vector space), a property of vector spaces
• Bipartite dimension, an intrinsic property of undirected graphs
• Fractal dimension, a property of fractals
• Global dimension, a homological property of mathematical rings
• Krull dimension, an ideal property of mathematical rings
• Order dimension, a property of partially ordered sets
• Dimension of an algebraic variety
• Dimension theory (algebra)
• One of several properties of topological spaces:
  • Complex dimension
  • Hausdorff dimension
  • Inductive dimension
  • Lebesgue covering dimension
  • Packing dimension
  • Isoperimetric dimension

Science

• Measurements of objects can be referred to as dimensions
• Dimensions (astronomy), a way to define the size of irregularly shaped Solar System objects
• Dimension (metadata), in information science
• Dimension (physical quantity), the basic quantities measured (length, time, ...)

Other uses

• Dell Dimension, a desktop computer line
• Dimensions (database), database of research grants
• Dimension (data warehouse), a business database structure
• Dimension (herbicide), a weed control chemical for lawns and gardens
• Plane (esotericism), a state of consciousness said to transcend the physical universe
• Dimensions UK, a learning disabilities charitable society

See also

• All pages with titles containing Dimension
• Size (disambiguation)

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